“When a man is tired of London, he is tired of life,” so the saying goes. But men and women between the ages of 30 and 39 are fleeing the capital. Are property prices just driving them out, or is London really cooling? Will the supposed mass migration prompt a rebalancing of pricing and opportunities?

People may complain about busy streets and air pollution, but many Britons still opt to live in cities, often drawn by the diverse experiences, great food and nightlife, and easy ways to get around. Canvas8 sat down with 20 urbanites to find out exactly what they love about city living.

Van Leeuwen’s product has remained the same, but fresh pastel packaging has made the ice cream brand an Instagram favourite, working wonders for sales. As Instagram becomes more influential than advertising, companies are putting more emphasis on insta-friendly design.

Londoners may have grown accustomed to the fast-casual Japanese offerings that Yo! Sushi and Itsu offer, but the taste for Eastern cuisine is showing appeal outside the capital; the people in the UK town of Cheltenham have successfully crowdfunded their first permanent Japanese eatery.